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Even though the swaybar is still 18 mm, there are 4 mounting holes on each end, and therefore you can increase the bending stiffness. Sleepy cat, the bhr80 is the same as having this swaybar at the softest setting. Boy I am so happy with the handling even at the 3rd stiffest! I wouldnt recommend having a setup at the max stiffness lol.
You serious?! So at a rating of 1 to 4 with 1 being the stiffest, you are using number 3?Quote:
Originally Posted by curik
Say in this pic, which hole is the stiffest setting?
http://www.cloudworld.net/image/whiteline/P2270016.jpg
Now you're making me want to replace my 18mm with one of these adjustables.
And another question, how did you jack your rear high enough to fit jackstands underneath?
from the pic, the first hole on the left is the stiffest.
We just jacked the car up both front and rear, say I could put my whole body under the car. I dont get ur question as how to jack it high enough? You just use the jack point at the rear and You should be able to put the jack stands on..
That left hole is the same as the 18mm non-adjustable rear sway's hole position. So it should the same stiffness as the BHR80? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by kitbkk
I tried jacking the rear of the car up, and at maximum height, I was still not able to put the jackstands on...... This was a proper full sized trolley jack too.
I have no idea how stiff BHR80 is but the adjustable rear sway bar from the pic is not whiteline is it? I think whiteline sway's stiffest setting hole would be on even more left (where it is blocked next to the most left hole on the left).
Well Arronng, I think you might need to get a taller Jack or you might be able to use a piece of wood. I could just put the stands on the jack points near the rear wheels with no pobs after I jack the car up at the highest. And then the bolts on the end links are ment to be tighen when the car is on the ground.
Hmm, a taller jack? That will be difficult to find as this jack is larger than most, unless you have a truck jack.Quote:
Originally Posted by kitbkk
The pic is of a whiteline, but it's not for the Euro. I'm interested in finding out the stiffness of your adjustable compared to the BHR80 so I can decide if I should upgrade. What was the part number of your bar?
ey??BHR80 is stock sway? if it is so, Me and Curik compared the stock one with whiteline adjustable one, the endlink holes of stock sway are at the same position as whiteline 3rd stiffest setting holes, but as the matterial made are different I think even the softest setting of whiteline adjustable one would still be ways stiffer
its BHR80Z straight from da box
sorry now i know BHR80 is a whiteline non adjustable one
No, I had already replaced my stock 14mm with the BHR80 18mm rear sway.Quote:
Originally Posted by kitbkk
so the softest setting of the adjustable one is still stiffer than the non adjuctable??? how much was the adjustable one?? got any photos of it?
I think the softest(rightmost) hole is the same position of the BHR80 since the overall dimension of both swaybars are the same.